Bourbaki

Exercise 8, § 1

Commutative Algebra, X

Let AA be a noetherian ring, MM a finitely generated AA-module. We say that MM satisfies the property (Sk)(S_k) if one has profAp(Mp)≥inf⁡(k,dim⁡Ap(Mp))\mathrm{prof}_{A_p}(M_p) \geq \inf(k, \dim_{A_p}(M_p)) for every prime ideal pp of AA. a) Every module satisfies (Sk)(S_k) for k≤0k \leq 0; saying that a module satisfies (S1)(S_1) means that it has no embedded associated prime ideals. b) Let 0→M′→M→M′′→00 \to M' \to M \to M'' \to 0 be an exact sequence of finitely generated AA-modules, and let kk be an integer. Suppose that MM satisfies (Sk)(S_k), that M′′M'' satisfies (Sk−1)(S_{k-1}), and if k≥2k \geq 2 that Ass(M′′)⊂Ass(M)\mathrm{Ass}(M'') \subset \mathrm{Ass}(M). Prove that M′M' satisfies (Sk)(S_k) (use Cor. 2 of No. 7).

c) Let (L,p)(L,p) be a resolution of MM by finitely generated free AA-modules. If AA satisfies the property (Sk)(S_k), the AA-module Bi(L)B_i(L) for i≥0i \geq 0 satisfies (Sh)(S_h) with h=inf⁡(k,i+1)h = \inf(k,i+1).

d) If AA satisfies (S2)(S_2), the dual of every finitely generated AA-module satisfies (S2)(S_2) (apply c).

e) Let JJ be an ideal of AA, generated by an MM-regular sequence (x1,…,xr)(x_1,\ldots,x_r). If MM satisfies (Sk)(S_k), the AA-module M/JMM/JM satisfies (Sk−r)(S_{k-r}).

f) Let BB be a noetherian AA-algebra, NN a finitely generated BB-module which is a faithfully flat AA-module, and kk an integer. If the BB-module M⊗ANM \otimes_A N satisfies the property (Sk)(S_k), the AA-module MM does so analogously. If MM satisfies (Sk)(S_k) and if the (κ(p)⊗AB)(\kappa(p) \otimes_A B)-module κ(p)⊗AN\kappa(p) \otimes_A N satisfies (Sk)(S_k) for every p∈Supp(M)p \in \mathrm{Supp}(M), the BB-module M⊗ANM \otimes_A N satisfies (Sk)(S_k).

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